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Verily, the poet saith in praise of white and dispraise of black:
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And now I will begin in thy dispraise, O brown of favour!
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One should never utter the dispraise or calumny of the Brahmanas.
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He should never hear what is said in dispraise of others.
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Esteem is gained and dispraise is avoided by putting one's efficiency in evidence.
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Hughes's sole disparagement of his side was that they relaxed when ahead.
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Indeed, they have fostered a climate of disparagement about Apple Macintosh computers.
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Such sarcasm were too shallow to be worth sounding even in disparagement.
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God be my witness, I never spoke a word in his disparagement.
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Be not hasty to believe flying reports to the disparagement of anyone.
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But let it not seem as if this were meant for disparagement.
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For females this dream is ominous of disparagement and desertion by lovers.
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He joined her as though wholly unaware of her glance of disparagement.
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This manner of dealing would have been no disparagement to his better.
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Kirby gazed with critical disparagement at such Union forces as were visible.
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Arnaud, however, in his slight scoffing disparagement, declined individually to annoy himself.
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He spake unto somewhat mean persons, who may do it without disparagement.
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There was a frisson of disparagement from Tranquillity sounding in her mind.
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They had also much to say in disparagement of all John's connections.
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This disparagement will not come from the leaders, but from inferior persons.
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A little chilled by the old man's disparagement, Bernie nevertheless remained single-minded.
